Giuseppe Appella - Gentilini Catalogo generale dei dipinti 1923-1981 - 2000





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Gentilini Catalogo generale dei dipinti 1923-1981, edited by Giuseppe Appella, is a hardback Italian-language catalog published by Edizioni De Luca in 2000, 1st edition, 848 pages, with a slipcase, in like new condition.
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This exceptional art volume is the General Catalogue of the Paintings (1923-1981) by master Franco Gentilini, published in Rome by De Luca Editori d'Arte in 2000. The work was curated by the renowned art historian Giuseppe Appella, with the close collaboration of Margherita Manno, Laura Turco Liveri and the valuable archival consultation of the painter's widow, Luciana Gentilini.
Author: Franco Gentilini (Faenza, 1909 – Rome, 1981), a celebrated Italian artist of the twentieth century, famous for his very particular painting on sandy backgrounds and for his ironic, poetic, and dreamlike imagination.
Year of publication: 2000 (Printed in October)
Number of pages: 848 pages in total (a monumental volume weighing nearly 5 kg).
Illustrative apparatus: Exceptionally rich. Includes 80 full-page color plates and over 1,700 black-and-white photographic reproductions that document in detail every single cataloged painting.
Publisher: De Luca Editori d'Arte (Rome)
This is the official and definitive catalog raisonné, an indispensable scientific and legal tool for auction houses, galleries, museums, and collectors. The book organizes and maps the entire pictorial evolution of Gentilini across almost six decades of career. It traces his youthful experiments from the twenties up to his full poetic maturity.
This exceptional art volume is the General Catalogue of the Paintings (1923-1981) by master Franco Gentilini, published in Rome by De Luca Editori d'Arte in 2000. The work was curated by the renowned art historian Giuseppe Appella, with the close collaboration of Margherita Manno, Laura Turco Liveri and the valuable archival consultation of the painter's widow, Luciana Gentilini.
Author: Franco Gentilini (Faenza, 1909 – Rome, 1981), a celebrated Italian artist of the twentieth century, famous for his very particular painting on sandy backgrounds and for his ironic, poetic, and dreamlike imagination.
Year of publication: 2000 (Printed in October)
Number of pages: 848 pages in total (a monumental volume weighing nearly 5 kg).
Illustrative apparatus: Exceptionally rich. Includes 80 full-page color plates and over 1,700 black-and-white photographic reproductions that document in detail every single cataloged painting.
Publisher: De Luca Editori d'Arte (Rome)
This is the official and definitive catalog raisonné, an indispensable scientific and legal tool for auction houses, galleries, museums, and collectors. The book organizes and maps the entire pictorial evolution of Gentilini across almost six decades of career. It traces his youthful experiments from the twenties up to his full poetic maturity.

